District Monitoring, Evaluation, and Quality Improvement Officer (Maros District), Primary Health Care

IndonesiaOn-site

Responsibilities

Lead engagement with puskesmas , sub-partners, and other entities contributing to data collection and/or analysis to ensure that all required data are captured and submitted in a timely manner via required reporting processes and forms.
Drive the implementation of district-level continuous quality improvement (CQI) activities, including pause-and-reflect sessions, by producing agendas and materials for pause-and-reflect sessions and working with the District Coordinator to ensure district-level CQI activities are well-executed and findings captured for further discussion and follow-up to ensure improvements/adaptations are fed back into project activities.
Maintain strong working relationships with district stakeholders to incorporate government priorities in project plans, enable data access, establish feedback loops for key learnings, and to provide technical assistance on data use and triangulation.
Perform other tasks as required.
Work closely with the National Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Specialist—with additional oversight from the Project Coordinator and Maros District Coordinator—to plan and execute all district-level project M&E and QI activities, ranging from data collection, management, and analysis of data and information from qualitative and quantitative sources.

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Required Experiences and Skills: Bachelor’s degree in public health, statistics, social studies, and/or related degrees, with 3-5 years of relevant
experience in monitoring and evaluation and data management. Demonstrated
experience in the collection, management, analysis and interpreting of quantitative and/or qualitative data (mixed methods expertise preferred), including data use for continuous quality or project improvement initiatives. Knowledge and
experience in using digital tools for community-level data collection, monitoring and reporting.
Understanding of Indonesia's primary health care health system, including knowledge of the community health services (puskesmas, CHWs, and routine reporting).
Excellent organizational skills, with proven ability to successfully manage competing priorities and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.